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The Birth of the American League

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300-Game Winners: A Vanishing Breed?

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The 1939 Yankees, the Greatest Road Team Ever

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The Science of Second Guessing: The Cases of Stengel, Mauch, and McNamara

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Hometown Heroes in the All-Star Game

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Lawrence S. Ritter, the Last New York Giant

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The Worst Team Ever?

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The Effect of the Designated Hitter Rule on Hit Batsmen

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Win Shares and the Parabolic Course of Baseball Lives

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Professional Thieves vs. the Constabulary

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Saving Face: Reconsidering Relief Pitching

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The .400 Club

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Holiday Doubleheaders

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Should Sadaharu Oh Be in Cooperstown?

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Baseball’s Most Dominant Strikeout Pitchers

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